Omaha daily bee., 1887-05-13
COMPANIES TO BEWARE OF.
: a List Of Insurance Concerns Doing Illegal
Business in Nebraska.
NEWS FROM THE STATE HOUSE
The Live Stock Commission and the
Colorado Quarantine - Munici-
pal Officers Start On a Trip
Lincoln News.


out complying with the statutes. The
auditor has been vigilant and careful TO
suppress this kind of business wheneve
possible and to locate for certainty the
companies that persist in violating the
law by working business in remote dis.
tricts in the state. A company that does
not chcerfully come to the front and
place itself on record in a legitimate and
lawful way is not good company for
the public to patronize, and the auditor
furnishes list for publication of COM
panes violating the laws SO that persons
may be careful when insuring their
property that these parties are not
represented in their selections. Follow
ing are companies that have not conf
piled with the law: Manufacturers
Mutual OF Milwaukee, German American
of New Orleans, Louisiana Insurance
Company of New Orleans, Mountain City
of Chattanooga, Tenn. Northwestern
Mutual Insurance company of Wahpe-
ton, Oak.
AT THE CAPITOL BUILDING.
The live stock sanitary commission
will hold meeting Monday to revise the
quarantine rules governing the importa-
been some feeling aroused over the fact
that Colorado, without any discernable
cause, quarantined against the Omaha
stock yards and other points in the state.
The Nebraska commission notified the
Colorado authorities thst If this course
was persisted in without cause that Ne
braska would feel iustiti ed IN quarantin-
ing against Denver. Matters are now in
way for amicable adjustment.
The following nOtaries were commits
stoned yesterday: Daniel e. Sleeper,
York; John A. Greene, Rushville; Charles
West, Lincoln Arthur w. Shaw, Lin
coin; =. H: Barber, Niobrsra; Charles g.
Culbertson; James Nj. Moore, Beatrice;
w. j. Lawrence, Plum Creek; Charles z.
Lloyd, Dundy county.
Articles of incorporation of the Broken
Bow building and loan association, with
an authorized capital stock of $500, 900,
were filed yesterday with the secretary
of state.
B. d. Slaughter returned home to Full.
lerton yesterday after completing with
Assistant Clerk Cook the journals of the
late house ready for the printer.
The live stock commission has re-
ceived a letter from DR.. Conrad, of Crete,
stating that young man living north
OF that place was dying with the CLAN
ders.
OFF TO KANSAS CITY.
Yesterday the mayor and members of
the city council departed for Kansas City
to visit that city and its public works and
improvements in the interests of paving
for Lincoln. The delegation 60 to make
thorough survey of work done there
the use of different qualities OF paving
materials that have been tried and tested
by several years wear. The bonds hav-
been voted to meet the expense OF paw
ing intersections the city council and all
citizens are anxious to see work COM
mence at once.
MIR. EAGAN TO HEALY.
Yesterday Mr.. Patrick Eagan cabled
Mr. Healy In the English parliament to
renew his question to King Harmon re-
garding the letter MIR. Eagan wrote him
regarding his Willingness to stand trial
for any criminal charge IN Ireland. A
few days ago. in response to question!
from Mr.. Healy, King Harmon denied
ever having received such letter from
Mr.. Eagan, and declared that none such
had been written. Mr.. Eagan mailed
the letter IN question on the 25th of April
and now that time sufficient has elapsed
for its arrival, he cables Mr.. Healy as
above stated to PROFOUND the question
again.
PUSHING THE CABLE LINE.
y John II. Ames, one of the principal
stockholders in the cable line railway re-
Gently granted franchise, yesterday tel
egraphed j. X. Graves, at Dubuque, la,
to come at once to Lincoln and close the
contract and prepare at once to construc,
three miles OF the line. twill be remem
bered that the BEE recently noted the
presence of Mr. Graves in Lincoln, and
at that time contract for three miles OF
cable line was agreed upon and the sign
ing postponed until the franchise was
granted and the projectors had oppor
tuuitv IN visit (IhfcoUO This q mort a nj
news for the capital city.
THE PROSECUTIONS DROPPED.
The mayor, in semi-Official way
through his official paper, the. State
Journal, states to tho public that the VIC
lators of his orders from which he rar
of the ordinance being faulty. At On'
fruit and soda stand one Of the smart po
iicemen. when he found it open, entered
and not finding the owner, demanded thu
keys OF an employe and locked 1t up him
4 self. This man, besides sustaining los
OF business when others in the same
block were open, has good case agains
the city and the smart policeman fol
trespass.
THEY WANT THE GRADER.
The city OF Lincoln has grading ma
chine that il used on the street work, ant
while it is used almost all the time sew
eral complaints have been made tina
only special favortes and parties build
ing big brick houses could get the use o
the machine, and parties without wealth
or influence might whistle for it. Their
Is no reason why poorer people, on street
that absolutely need work to make then
safely accessible, should not receiv
some attention themselves. 1t is ais
stated that the grader has for some tim,
back been in use outside the city.
THE NEW ROMEO AND JULIET.
An incident occurred in the city Tues
day pight-just an incident-with trag
edy in the background that did not ma
terialize, although 1t was loaded. A well
known citizen laid upon his bed an hou
or so before midnight and gazed throug
the shutters upon the lights and shadow
in the street reflected from gas lamp
As he looked he was astOnished to see
man tip.toe up to his front gate and gaz
long and suspiciously at the place. II
gazed for season and retired on t,p.tO
to the opposite side of the street and dis
appeared in the shadows of some friendl
trees. Fifteen minutes later agai
came the mysterious midnigh
visitor and again the peaceful citizen sa,